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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
2
Daily Inter Mountain advertises evening publication except Sunday. Address and management details listed. Rates show yearly in advance at 87.50 by mail and monthly carrier at a small rate. General weekly and other terms appear with figures likely mistyped or omitted.
A list of county and township election tickets including for President William McKinley and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt. It names county officials such as Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Coroner, Auditor, and various school and department posts, with numerous township justices and constables across Clover County region.
On Labor Day 1900 Butte showcased its miners and factory workers with a citywide parade. The piece celebrates labor as Montana and America’s driving force, contrasts today’s prosperity with past unemployment, and notes political tensions within Silver Bow Republicans over state convention appointments.
The article argues about Manila’s future if American troops withdraw from the Philippines. It critiques Mr Bryan’s stance and warns that Filipino independence could invite attacks on Manila by Aguinaldo supporters. It asserts Manila’s preference for continued American protection and questions Bryan’s position on giving rights to nonwhite residents.
A Chicago Tribune piece argues that Bryan and his followers fear the national police, viewing them as symbols of law and order and national authority. It contrasts federal troops with state police and recounts Debs era riots, claiming national force deterred violence and protected capital without excessive bloodshed.
The report details a proposed Croton Dam at the Cornell site spanning a north south line across Crow River site three and a quarter miles above its junction with the Hudson. It estimates a cost near 5000 dollars and claims it would be the largest and most extensive yet built on the continent with massive masonry amounts and labor by a large workforce.
Fragmentary text cites curiosities about banjos wolf skin cycles in Turkey and Greece telephone absence in those lands bells in Pekin weight figures Duchess of Albany first royal cyclist Utah no Trish Marmot shipworms and shellfish shipyard output cashmere show quality Texel mortality Cape Note elephant beetle and a hefty cattle export tax.
Harper’s Weekly reports the Korean king laments public distress and lack of peace while announcing reforms. He notes the adoption of the new calendar and royal regalia changes, and argues measures modernize society. He criticizes top knots and headbands as hindrances to activity and health.
One world week begins with matinees Sunday Sept 2 and Labor Day Sept 3 featuring The Mysterious Lady, a New York sensation. The program includes Monster Nalin and his company of wooden actors, Bette Jackson, Richards and Relea mimics, pan tomime and Celique Royal acrobats, Rose Rand and Chas Harris songs, Ceasar and Lewis magic, Hindoo box mystery, and Ceasar and Lewis magic acts. Every feature fresh from the house that presents latest novelties.
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